Daniel Caudill
Education ReporterAs a reporter and fill-in host for KMUW, Daniel Caudill aims to provide a platform for the people who are most impacted by government action, or inaction. He covers education and other local issues.
Daniel most recently worked for Kansas Public Radio, covering the Kansas Legislature in Topeka. He previously worked for the Derby Informer newspaper and The Sunflower, an independent student newspaper at Wichita State University.
Daniel also enjoys hosting on air for KMUW and believes public radio stations play a vital role in informing civic discourse. Daniel loves physical media, collecting and his cat. You can reach Daniel at caudill@kmuw.org.
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With the election over, Superintendent Kelly Bielefeld says staff are finalizing a timeline for bond projects. -
The results reflect a sharp reversal after voters narrowly rejected a $450 million bond issue last year. -
More than 10% of the proposed bond funds would go toward programs that help prepare students for trade school or a career after high school. -
At least two elementary schools are set to close this year, with more potential closures on the horizon. -
KMUW recently spoke with Wichita Superintendent Kelly Bielefeld about the bond, asking him some of the community’s most pressing questions. -
Wichita police say a 34-year-old woman from Garden City has been released pending the results of a toxicology report and a vehicle inspection. -
Volunteers with the campaign argue that funding large-scale construction projects won't improve student learning. -
USD 259 remains the largest school district in Kansas. -
More than a month into the semester, some students and teachers say it's going better than expected. -
In August, the Wichita school board approved contracts for bat remediation at three schools.
